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The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

shall, who spoiled sut,er's mill-site by
discovering gold ia the tiume, discoV-
cry which led TO the mightiest conse-
quences in the financial world. Some
body suggested 10 this commission 10
remove Maishall's bones, bat the lat
ter's friends will guard his grave with
shot guns u Necessary. They will not
ALLOW his Judgment as 10 Il grave i'm
peaehed hy anybody. anu the Old msH
will sleep in the place be picked out.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

TItE fishery dispute between Canada
aud our government is coming TO eli
max apparently. II Is well known that
neither nation desires war. but the
United States bayc rights which En-.
gland is bound 10 rospect. Lord Sails
bury has suggested a plan TO settle mat.
tens amicahly. aud President Cleveland
Is anxious that a settlement bc effected
which shall be mutually Advantageous.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

is Fairylcw. Pennsylvania, n mo-
lio-nsr town. the ladies have rcti,ioaei
:os iicrns.d saloon. They are tired of
hayin. their homes belag converted
into sio-ag- rooms ior liquor. nor do
;hcy Saut their husbands going 81 to
i.aTrishuFs and stay drunk week with
The State rficcns.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

WugS .aa railroads kill an editor
now thry have 10 nay for liis body.
Editorial plsscs waive all claims for
dlmagcs. After thc roads have paid
Tor lev hi.h.pgCrd ciiioss the, II Kick
barrier ihag ever against the Inter.
stale Commsrcc .lw. The only con-,la.
ton they can hByc b that lcw editors
will ride.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

HAHriAoE was celebrated In great
shl,c recently nclT Media In iucatan.
\ large number = guests assembled 10
w.,nc,s the marriage Of Beti,o Herman.
'iez aud juaui,a Alsidrz. and they h--
came Involved Ia general lsh;. Seven
o' them. Including iae groom. were
I.Ii..I
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

ouH nexi Congress "a, not Robin
son tn h. Tie tems~Taments are rcp-
Tosrnir'l by CAy, bland. crisp aud
Wise; Tie ooidr, hy Waite. Brown and
GfaY. Thee arc als1 Oates. Rice aud
Berry Harin and lloss.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

AFTrE Herr Most was released from
prison recently hs called meeting of
Anarchists and made speech. His
address aroused no violent agitation
among his hearers until. in describing
his Imprisonment. he exclaimed They
drove me 10 work. when the crowd
lowled. 4 few moments later. how
ever, he turned rage into sympathy
by remarking that "They even drove
me TO the wash house."
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

TnEaE are oyrr iiye thousand opium
suok in san Francisco. and the bale
ia! hnblt il spreading. Like whisky.
spinr people viii nave II even II IL kills
,ir,n. Lci them have H. They are 10
credit io civilization.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

lrspf,uabic that Cluada will shortly
il;hls prohibit The importation OF cattle
from Great Britain for tie period OF
one year At least, In consequence Of the
danger Of the introduction Of pleuro.
pneumonia into uiat country. The me-
ccssi'y oi ihis sirp Is understood to have
been admitted hy the Veterinary In
sprctprs u tie Imperial Government.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

II Is reported from The City Of Mex
leo hnt a psrty Of American. have r..
discovered thr lost silver mines In
Sln1fa whose location was lost Ia iTi.i
These p..rii., shuuii now tFy Colorado.
As thpr- are several lust niucs la this
sIAgc-that is. some people think 10.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

a -uuEr lime before the passage OF
the Inter state Commerce law Mr.
Charles Francis Adams made the state
ment that. were !, not for the frcc-pas,
system the railroads could reduce their
rates ten per cent. 1t Is now over a
month since the bilI went into effect.
hu, the Union Pacific still clinys to its
high rsics-in fac, i, wants them raised.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

TnE question II whether the i'rrsi.
dent viii s-, X OF ac,,pt q nomination
for second .,Tm Is agiiailug the politi.
ciaus la tie ell;- The opinion prevails
that Clcg-iafi his u d.,lgs to be- re-
elected. rai, is nothing unusual. mas.
mucl "a, i.guu uf bis predecessors ever
refused a accumulation.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

\ DO0 i now personal property In
California, with rights which must b-
respected ana projected equally with a
horse or al OK. Eyrry dog has his day;
Colorado dog viii have 10 walt.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

We have just received inc aoor,-
mcni Of job type. aud are now b.t,cr
than ever prepared TO do all kinds Of Job
printing at reasonable rates. Give us
call, or send In your order.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
Opera ostiInts.

Wife-Will you take me 10 the opera
tonight. dearg
Husband Yes 20 and undress.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07
THE HERALD BRAND,

All stock branded as above on any
part of animal from the tail up 10 right
behind the ears. Range. GartclI,
Rontt, Grand, Eagle. Pitkin and Mesa
counties. Colorado. Eastern Utah and
southern Wyoming and few select
patches Of feeding ground all over.
=. S.-The Spring roundup will soon
commence and If you don't want all your
stock mavericked come in and sec TIVE
HERALD about 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

TiiE I'LL i'gyacd by tho lat. Congress.
known as tho Allen Ltui lin. ln,ro-
duces . ueV principle into the land pol
icy II tho United States. but II 10 on.
which c.n h heartily commented. Il
Is In eitrc. that American land should
b. owned and controlled by Americans.
AMI not ly i1r,isu ian,ll0Tds. corpora
lions ur O.. nd.catcs. II prevent persons
who ate nu: citizens o. the United
slaies. 0T who have not declared their
in,fniiuu ~ BECOMING such. aud foreign
corporations ifdm acquiring OF holding
any Interest in rial estate in ans ol ihr
Territories. of iu the District u Column
h.a, except surli a7 may H. acquired hy
inheritance ~ in the collection Of debts
heretofore created. The bill was intro.
duccd In issi. aud should hay. passed
long ago. similar laws have been en-
acted By several ol III. States. Colorado
among the number. AMI should lie en-
acted By MI Of them. From the rapid.
It's viii which our population is grow-
In. II must hc evident 10 the slailuw.si
thinker that We shall presently nccd a,l
,hr land NC have for actual use and &C.
cuia,lnn By cur own citizens. aud iof
these j, should he saercslly preserved.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

CALIFORNIA has commission under
orders TO locate n monument 10 Mar.
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nm TisIIIlY OTITllN.

TiIE FISHERY orrTinN.
~ nuurzE aHussttus
fan i'Fr san-a sius.Hg,
If sl. sbrnrr 80 ~ uHt1
Sfrutufa aassr ansrit
Eas thH hslt uusrrusilss
ssiithsi b. uoaiigry nn'-
WI tu fHiru3s.
AntIHdlIan Nrfss
fs.Fi-rri tatFirt szi kisf i be-
blnutr CDlfsr u IA
TuluieH. nitHsrs-
Hoo slpast .n kisssi hrg--
Nhst sirsfi ithh
Hur-si thagf th-u tr1si na'.
twints sfa atty tipuiusl
Walufri=ihaf's ~ fiu7f
tfulF tlsgs.us tarsi ND
ssr thr fipusguf1n sI"slnsf
sllsnoci Thzfs cnlushi
-TNtn Tli isii
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TIM long howl and tie short howW
!, wiaI d irulh.r Of lri.h descent calls
Il. Amuy, however, IL Is The long
howi-a howl altogether, 20 10 speak.
--Rcpuhienn.
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rn.,,, rnou.n.. ON p..h.

Tid-Blts las bern Go great eSpensf 10
secure the opinion oi the three leading
English poets on Tie ptnding hshr9
dispute between ihls country and Great
Britain. We alvlys ann 10 give both
sides a fun hearing and hope the sub
Joined poems may not preeipliai- "~I ?
Tng FISHERY DISPUTE
nv AlaEHAss CHsluIs sstNhrh>I
Thrilis-i % the throb u the iho4sht OF The
ihinkers,
Pul-ins win f-1srr Eni paihA With pain,
Drunk with The pain lszushi of the demon Of
duukrrss
1 deluse tho iay s.ih a fiHse OF dis'iaini
Fish. fowl. he,s. fclly lauboyaH' and haunt
ing,
shall sslgh al rsy 800 On the wins Of a
sl-h.
And hunt vhefy th- humsHiEvd soFrors afr
haunting,
Aud fug,I. ms fatr ul tht nn ~ nrhf
We hardly know what Nr. swinburne
is driving at; but We will answer in the
negative, because ws think he wants Us
To. The next i,0em Is
THE risumT QUESTION.
~ Lnau aLfaE1 gfssfsos.
Colrl,is-. iaave me hrFv = hitiz, victim q a
sasyruFi N1-h,
To withdraw myself ffvu acton zId TO nfdi'
iaie nn nsh.
o. the n.h can elo,hs HAi.lH siih ssi"r, not
- usn.
AI.i The sTis.io - a os.i.,h rta>- iHs evan'
ssis Of thrpnr,
BAIT. yuu shi.l-f-ah, .no~ h-haroi-
rtaPpirs -ifh ~ faie,
AMI Coiuuua EruFfl. Ffussrzir On the STUN
bling hla-ak { i'zii-
Men arr ra-aai.. f4ith a-s p~rishaa- tr1ih a
farUr. al1 isanC H.
Dis ,pur bait. aih ihf1z i0lr a.h'tnns, cut
yoaf Slle zn,i igi t7r ~
The impasiUned el0.lurnee Of this
peroraiion IS. hope viii BE- admired Tor
it, poetic feg,oF aud beauty, and 10, rs'
cite any International feeling II hos,ii-
iiy. The mex, poem Is agcin which
contains 4 great deal of ,.:aiu5anccand
meaning; lat We hay,at lad time To
get al u yet;
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An \ - the NnapI-r or margin of your
iaprr signifies yuur subscription has expired.
The Meeker herald., 1887-05-07

The booilc officials Of chieagoiwcrc
denied change o' Venue from lcok
county by Judge TuieY.
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thus reducing the duty on window glass to

thus reducing the duty on window glass 10
a horizontal 10 per cent, This further re.
ductlon resulted In still greater Increase oil
wages, so that In 1860 the general average
of all labor In the glass Industry, Including
women and children, was s2 96 per day
That Is, In 1860, the last year Of the free
trade tariff, (Which was to strike down Ia
bor) the general average of wages OF men,
women and children was nine cents per day
higher than the highest ever before paid
TO glass blowers alone under protection !;
and 1t was the highest scale OF wages ever
paid In the glass industry, either before or
since that time. Then came protection
again, and In 90 years it reduced wages In
the glass industry from an average of ~ ~
per day In 1860 to Sl.79 In 1880. On page
279, under head of occupations for Pc
RODS of Years." the commissioner gives
the following table of wages In the glass
Industry:
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From Ransom.

RANSOM, August l7,-Miss Mary Kelley
returned from Marseilles, where she has
been visiting friends.
Mr. John Ryan has gone to Marcus, Ia,
to visit his sons.
Quite number Of young folks around
here attended the picnic In Sunbury on the
18th. They had pleasant time. One OF
the most important features OF the even
ing's entertainment was waltz contest A
silk handkerchief was awarded to the best
lady WALTER. Miss Malarie won the prize,
Miss Nellie Boyle, of Ottawa, Is visiting
her friend, Miss Carrie Wagner
Mr.. Walter Wagner, OF Streator, Is IN
town visiting relatives.
Miss Nellie Crangle attended the lusti
tute 10 Morris last week
The fall term of the Ransom school com
menced yesterday.
There has been some heavy showers OF
rain this last week and the farmers are
happy. $50,
Miss Josie Brown, Of Ottawa, Is visiting
her little friend, Miss Title Strobel.
Johnnie Crangle sports dandy new car
lriase. Don't break the gate, Jack.
VIOLET.
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Wonderful Cures.

D. LorisuK Retail Druggist Of Otaws, |
says We have been selling DR.. Nag's New
Discovery, Electric Bitters AMI Bucklen' 3
Arnics Sslvs for six years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll. or give
.x,ch universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected BY these med
icinss 10 the city. Several cases OF pro
nounced Consum ption have been entiery
cured By the use Of few bottles Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
wish Electric bittsrs. We guarantee them
alwAys. Sold hv D. LoffisaH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-20

Father Braeses, Superior of the JOLT
hospital, In company with the asslstai
Suporioress OF the Joliet hospital, and Sis
Ter Bridget Of the Twin City hospital, com
pleted arrangements with A. j. O'Conor on
Wednesday. purchasing the lstter's resi-
dence north OF La Sale, and 10 acres OF
ground attached thereto, for the sum OF
$500. Possession will be given and the
sisters will move Into, the building on Oct
18th, and In about week afterwards they
will be called In, the patient having What
physician he chooses.
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Tho 0eatess Discovery.

or the nin,eenth century, can tru y be SAID
OF Papillon extract Of FAX Skin Cure.
Thousands testify to its wond rful curative
powers in seemingly hopeless cases Of
Eczema, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and every
kind of skin disease. MIR. .. p. Algier, Of
Hartsford, Ohio, tried everything he hard
or saw recommended, and suffered i've
years with Eczema until he found Papillon
Ska Cure. which cured him. Large bottles
only $1,000, Of T. Z. GapeI & Co.'S Drug
Store,
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One Botte Cued Him.

A. IT. Thompson, Rockford, ILL.,, writes;
al have been troubled with Catarrh for years,
nothing helped me until | tried Papillon
Catarrh Cure. followed directions, and
with less than one bottle, am cured" Pa
pillon (extract Of fax Catarrh Cure will pos
lively and permanently cure Bronchial Ca
tarrh, Acute or Chronic Catarrh, also Rose
Cold and Hay Fever. Large bottles 500
for sale by T. L. Gapen & Co.
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Probate Court.

Application for B,H Inp.-Est OF Martia'
Hayenhill; James Jennings, admir- -,
p,iit;oo for Order Of Final Settlement
~ Harry Bruenbach, Elon Brumbacb, a'mr
Hat Of Henrietta l.. Beckart, Minna Sch"li
CERT, admrx. y, 81, s,,.h
Letters of Observation-Disclosures OF Sara',
Stanton; J NJ French, petitioner. Est oil
Matilda A Perry; G J Perry, nimr;
Reports of Aceounts.-Est OF Godfrey Lr
lenborn; John Goldbuer, executor Est o,
Thomas Herbert; John Mclaughlin ana
Thomas Mclaughlin, executors.
Petition 10 Sell Real Estate,-Est of james
NcIntyre; Sarah G Mcintyre, admrx, Est
Of Mark King; G G Caldwell, admr. Est OF
Rather Elder; J ! Wilson, admr. Est OF
Catherine Coyne; VIM Coyne, admr Est oil
Tho. LAS Palmer; James Sexton, admr' tsl
Of W B Magn; d @ Cox. admr. Est OF I
Rowland, Ct al, minors; Spaulding and Stead
guardians. Est of ID Lochman. ct al, minors;
BENZ Lochman, guardian Est OF Thomas
Thompson, ct al, minors; Lewis Larson
guardian. Est of Georgiana Schoilield, ct
a. minors; Ellen Scbotfeld, guardian. rs,
Of Dixwell Cothrop; 7 d Brewster, admr.
F;nal Seftiem,nt.-Est of Austin Goddard;
Il C Trenary, admr. Est of Susanna Sher-
man; j A Diokerson. exr Est OF FRITZ Ken
ter; 4 b Ellison, admr Est Of Catherine
Hugelhsubt; John Jacobs, admr. Est of !.
4 iierroae; Henrietta Herrcke, execx. Est
Of Henry p IIovey; Mary A ilovey, admrx
Us, Of Fred W Schultz; Ellen Schultz, execx
Rst Of A l. Armstrong; Joseph Armstrong
admir-.
Adjustments. SIS, Of Ludwig Kuhn; Hen
ty rnien, sdmr: Est Of George Miller; i n
Haskins, admr. Est Of Lott Sullivan NJ
Sullivan, admir-. Est OF Bartholomew Denny;
Sylvna Denny, execx Est of Margareiha
Seller; John Heinrich, exr. Est of Ole Oak;
John Rosdail, admr. Est of Albert Crane;
J + and Frank Crane. admrs. Est Of limo
thy Murphy; F Murphy, exr
Caims-Est Of Catherine Fishburn NJ
Rishburu. admr. claim Of II J Gillen for
$26 70 Est Of Robert Macarthur; Jessie and
Alice Macarthur, admxs, cl i'm of Chase Fow-
Ter. Est Of Elijah Dimmick; Caroline Dim.
mick, exetx, claim Of Mary + Marks for
S633.S2.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Nelson Bloom and Christina Anderson.
Jos T. Stephenson and Harriet l. Strawn'
EA Stevens and Caroline Brignon.
Robert Soobie ane Lizzie Gillespie.
James Morrissey and Katie Waich.
Henry Wisbrock and Mary ellis.
Waleubin Skiera and Frances SCbkowiak,
Robert Cadman and Jane NOVEL;.
Amos McKinlay and Clara Pool.
Albert Il Brainard and Efie West.
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The Elering brothers and John Anderson
are the perpetrators Of Morris snake story.
They stacked oats on the farm Of j. Reardon.
east of Morris, and in stacking 200 shocks
they found 400 snakes. and killed most Of
them. Snakes
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John B. Anderson, Of Streator. has been
brought to the county Jail on charge Of
stealing certificates of deposits from John
Milan, and forging an endorsement on one
of them
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In the Offices.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Vim P Dixon, trustee, to Estella J Hay
ward + "a u Eli NV q sec l, 80, r 3 con
sideration, 1890.
VIM Sommer 10 Andrew Walbrig lots 4
and g. blk s, Streator orig, 81 300.
James MoQuade to Mary Curley lots .
and Il States Add OTTAWA, $4,000.
Lorenzo Aldrich to Abbie l. Strong Sh SW
q SEQ 7, town 80, 2 and pit SW q same sec,
s., 900.
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The Courts.
Circuit Court

Juass siipp heard petition for writ OF
s.beas corpus yesterday The petitioner
90. Chris, Brown, Of LaSale, who Is being
Lid 70 answer to charge Of assault with +"
deadly weapon. lie was bound over oy Jus,
Nee Haas, Of Lasalls. On hearing the arsa'
pents, Judge stipp decided to hold the
prisoner to await trial. His bail was naea
a $500, and he was remanded to jail to
.vai, the fall term Of the Circuit Court
Mem Ca,.,-George D Ladd vs. John Mul
lsney, foreclosure Of mortgage , u oes'ey
wE A Peterson, appeal; James aclasue 70
Elizabeth McTague, divorce; Eugene rerros'
"a Luke Nesry, appeal silas II breese W
n L Breese, partition.
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Don't hawk, hawk, and blow, blow, DIS
gushing everybody, but use DR., Sage's "a
tarrh Remedy.
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100 Lots In North Ottawa. some very choice, az 10
lUU prices and easy TERMS We also have iots IN
all other paris of the city. DIR. j. q. HARRIS SON
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County Court.

Evan. " Brewer, judgment by con ss'ins,,
def for $2s7 IS and costs; Stock journal
Go va Strswn, rule to file new bond or snow
cause discharged; In the matter OF hichA1 1
Psrold, alleged insane, ordered that def. be
conducted to the emisran's' asylum IN New
York by Larry uorrissey. Sheriff. Murphy
W Bosue, motion by plaintiff to retax costs
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TOT \,pS ADJACENT To CANAL AND X: Il.
= IIO / y A very desirable site for manufac.
tory one of the best IN the city. Willsel on long
time If desired MsJi-ohos
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OTTAWA MARK ETS.

Tonica is Boosting a little boom.
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3"s veil l'f Il

ranged thoroughly we'll built the other. six rooms,
pantry and closets Both the bank OF the FOX river,
east side Both to be sold together at much less Ihh
real value. "'Jf'
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ENGLISH Lap-r robes. a special importation just
received by Paul Krauss.
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WHY HE CALLS FOR FUNDS.
State Treasurer Lsmcke Explains to County
Treasurer the States Urgent Needs.

Mr.. Charles Seaton. the treasurer Of Morgan
county, in responding to a request from State
Treasurer Lemcke for funds in his poss ession,
mildly complained because he had been required
number OF times to pay over State funds be-
fore the regular time for settlement. Treasurer
Lemcke yesterday wrote to Mr. Seaton, ex-
planning the condition of affairs that made nee
essary these frequent calls for funds. which
have given some trouble to nearly all county
treasurers in the State. Mr.. Lemcke said: Il
am not surprised that You complain Of the fire.
quency of my calls for money, and no one re-
grets moro the necessity OF making myself an
annoyance to my brother treasurers than l do
but the chemically short condition of the gen.
eral fund of the State Treasury must neces-
sarily continue so long the appropriations
made by our Legislatures exceed the regular
new hospitals for the insane, the building of the
knightstown Soldiers Home, and the provisions
made for the feebl minded children at Fort
Wayne, while they are all enterprises or public
necessity, have required large sums of money,
and continue to be serious drain upon treas
ury provided with only to meet
the regular running expenses Of the govern
mmission, If it were not for their kindly dis
position to refrain. for the time being. from
acting that to which, under the law. they ore
entitled, would still further embarrass the al
ready sadly depleted funds. There are but two
ways by which to cure this very undesirable
sta tie of affairs: We must either increase taxa
ton, or we must borrow money and add to the
already considerable amount of the debt The
last General Assembly did neither and hence the
FREQ uently recurring calls from this Office, the
necessity OF which l repeat, no one deplores
more earnestly than do"
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Study Your Health.

Wear the new Patent Cork sole Shoes and
Keep your feet warm and dry A full assert.
7ent on hand now. g FRIEpGEN, Sole Agt
FL North Pennsylvania street
Boots and shoes made to order
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To Ruildars.

We would advise those building or intending
TO do to call and our full-sze model
Hills Sliding Inside Blinds. They are better in
every way than the hanging blinds. and cheaper;
can be put in old houses as we'll IS new. It
won't cost you anything to come and examine
them. HILDEBRAND & FUGATE. Agents.
80 South Meridian Street.
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Twenty-Five Book cases. Secretaries and
Desks. together with ten Marble-top Bedroom
Suites, French Plate Pier Glasses aud Mirrors,
ETC., etc, all belonging to the stock of j. r.
Marot & Co., will be sold at auction on Tues
day morning, Nov. l, at 10 o'clock. by
GUsTIN 81 MCCURDY, Auctioneers.
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SEE VIM. L. Elders windows.
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Criminal Court.

Criminal Court.
Hon. W. A. Irwin judge
state vs. Thomas Higgans; embezzlement
Submitted to the jury.
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/. S. AYRES & co.

Decker Brothers Pianos are
absolutely the best in every
particular.
Only the very best material
and the most skillful workmen
are employed in the manu-
facture.
Every portion Of the instru-
ment is made at the Decker
Brothers factory. and under
their own personal supervision.
The tone of a Decker Brothers
Piano is unrivaled in purity, SYM
pathetic quality, sweetness and
volume.
They stand in tune much longer
than any others.
The Decker BrothersaPianos are
known to be the most perfect, dur
able and reliable in the world.
D. H. BALDWIN & CO.,
95, 81 and 80 n. Pennsylvania ST.,
INDTANAPOTJS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-29
Auction Sale

NEW style hats at Seatons Ha. Store, 25
North Pennsylvania street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-29
The "StiCk" Of FlannelS.

Stick to your fiannels and they will
stick to you. They stand between
you and the assaults of the weather
the dire dangers of change. They
compass you round about with
health and comfort, which are the
prerequisites of wealth and happi-
ness.
THE TIME FOR THEM.
Now is the time to secure fan
nels, and here is your best chance
We honestly think that we offer
superior inducements for the pur-
chase. We have the goods for all
human kind; every age. sex and
color-color of kind and color of
aannels. A vast stock of Fannels.
All variety of flannels, from a g.
cent ''Union" up to the finest.
SPECIAL.
Scarlet Twills at CSC and SOC. Scarlet Shakers
plain. Csc and SOC. Gray Twills CSC. These
IRE special prices and viii not be duplicated again
this season
Elder Down Flannels Fancy Stripe F1annels, Skirt
Ing Flaanels in pattern and by the yard
The first come gets the first pick.